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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 10:26:21 -0500
From: Milan Cvetkovic <milan.cvetkovic@mpathix.com>
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Hi,

What is the best way of splitting a non-config project into a project 
with based on TLA config files.

I would like to preserve as much history as possible.

Suppose I have a big project BASE which I want to split into BCHILD and 
BLIB, each containing significant portion of files from B, say 50% each.

I would create a new project CFG with config files.

Should I tag BCHILD and BLIB of BASE, and remove unneeded files in each?

Or should I tag BCHILD of BASE, since it is the real child of BASE, and 
create a separate BLIB project with same .arch-id files, as they used to 
be in BASE?

What is the benefit of one approch over the other?

Thanks, Milan.


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